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I just heard back from Mr. Wiles and he said this coin is like the Virgina Mary .
It took the invisable hit .Leave a comment:
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I still haven't heard back from Mr. Wiles yet .
Coin was delivered on Oct. 14, 2015 . https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfi...56985282151342
The anticipation is killing me .Leave a comment:
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Nice.I was wondering if MR Potter ever got back with you.I also wonder how you got ahold of James wiles.I have sent at least three emails too him with no response .Anyway I hope all goes well for you.I got your alert last night on my phone,but my wife said if you reply to that I wont reply to this .LOL have a great weekend Richard!Leave a comment:
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Say! Let us all know if you hook up with MR. potter,And what he says after having the coin in hand.Please and thank you.Leave a comment:
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Here's a side-way view of the back of the ear and the extra ear lobe too ..Leave a comment:
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Well, I got off my lazy butt and did a side by side again with the same scope taking the imagesLast edited by Stachowski; 09-21-2015, 09:55 AM.Leave a comment:
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Full Shots
Here's a couple of full shots of the obverse & reverseLeave a comment:
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I think its good too ... Ken call me so we can meet .... I should of went to the show today ....Originally posted by Paddy54 View PostLeave a comment:
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Ken, I used one of your images ( 2007 die clash ) from " Recent Finds " to do a side by sideLast edited by Stachowski; 09-20-2015, 12:49 PM.Leave a comment:
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I will ken, I'm stocking up . The ANA show is for 3 days and I'll have plenty to bring ..Leave a comment:
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